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- General
- Why yet another Scheme implementation?
- Why call it 'Chicken'?
- What should I do if I find a bug?
- Why are values defined with define-foreign-variable or define-constant or define-inline not seen outside of the containing source file?
- How does cond-expand know which features are registered in used units?
- Why are constants defined by define-constant not honoured in case constructs?
- How can I enable case sensitive reading/writing in user code?
- How can I change match-error-control during compilation?
- Why doesn't CHICKEN support the full numeric tower by default?
- How can I specialize a generic function method to match instances of every class?
- Does CHICKEN support native threads?
- Does CHICKEN support Unicode strings?
- Why do I get an "Error: invalid syntax: ..." using 'match' and 'syntax-case'?
- Platform specific
- How do I generate a DLL under MS Windows (tm) ?
- How do I generate a GUI application under Windows(tm)?
- Compiling very large files under Windows with the Microsoft C compiler fails with a message indicating insufficient heap space.
- When I run csi inside an emacs buffer under Windows, nothing happens.
- I load compiled code dynamically in a Windows GUI application and it crashes.
- On Windows, csc.exe seems to be doing something wrong.
- On Windows source and/or output filenames with embedded whitespace are not found.
- Customization
- Compiled macros
- Warnings and errors
- Why does my program crash when I use callback functions (from Scheme to C and back to Scheme again)?
- Why does the linker complain about a missing function _C_..._toplevel?
- Why does the linker complain about a missing function _C_toplevel?
- Why does my program crash when I compile a file with -unsafe or unsafe declarations?
- Why do I get a warning when I define a global variable named match?
- Why don't toplevel-continuations captured in interpreted code work?
- Why does define-reader-ctor not work in my compiled program?
- Why do built-in units, such as srfi-1, srfi-18, and posix fail to load?
- How can I increase the size of the trace shown when runtime errors are detected?
- Optimizations
- Garbage collection
- Interpreter
- Extensions
- General
This is the list of Frequently Asked Questions about Chicken Scheme. If you have a question not answered here, feel free to post to the chicken-users mailing list; if you consider your question general enough, feel free to add it to this list.
Why yet another Scheme implementation?
Since Scheme is a relatively simple language, a large number of implementations exist and each has its specific advantages and disadvantages. Some are fast, some provide a rich programming environment. Some are free, others are tailored to specific domains, and so on. The reasons for the existence of CHICKEN are:
- CHICKEN is portable because it generates C code that runs on a large number of platforms.
- CHICKEN is extendable, since its code generation scheme and runtime system/garbage collector fits neatly into a C environment.
- CHICKEN is free and can be freely distributed, including its source code.
- CHICKEN offers better performance than nearly all interpreter based implementations, but still provides full Scheme semantics.
- As far as we know, CHICKEN is the first implementation of Scheme that uses Henry Baker's Cheney on the M.T.A concept.
Why call it 'Chicken'?
According to felix:
> Well, it's pretty boring, really: when I started the project and needed some > name, the first thing that met my eyes was the "chicken" (actually a disguised penguin) > from the Wallace + Gromit movie... > And then there is of course the ever occurring chicken-and-egg problem > with bootstrapped compilers.
What should I do if I find a bug?
Send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with some hints about the problem, like version/build of the compiler, platform, system configuration, code that causes the bug, etc.
Why are values defined with define-foreign-variable or define-constant or define-inline not seen outside of the containing source file?
Accesses to foreign variables are translated directly into C constructs that access the variable, so the Scheme name given to that variable does only exist during compile-time. The same goes for constant- and inline-definitions: The name is only there to tell the compiler that this reference is to be replaced with the actual value.
How does cond-expand know which features are registered in used units?
Each unit used via (declare (uses ...)) is registered as a feature and so a symbol with the unit-name can be tested by cond-expand during macro-expansion-time. Features registered using the register-feature! procedure are only available during run-time of the compiled file. You can use the eval-when form to register features at compile time.
Why are constants defined by define-constant not honoured in case constructs?
case expands into a cascaded if expression, where the first item in each arm is treated as a quoted list. So the case macro can not infer whether a symbol is to be treated as a constant-name (defined via define-constant) or a literal symbol.
How can I enable case sensitive reading/writing in user code?
To enable the read procedure to read symbols and identifiers case sensitive, you can set the parameter case-sensitivity to #t.
How can I change match-error-control during compilation?
Use eval-when, like this:
(eval-when (compile)
(match-error-control #:unspecified) )
Why doesn't CHICKEN support the full numeric tower by default?
The short answer:
% chicken-setup numbers
% csi -q
#;1> (use numbers)
The long answer:
There are a number of reasons for this:
- For most applications of Scheme fixnums (exact word-sized integers) and flonums (64-bit floating-point numbers) are more than sufficient;
- Interfacing to C is simpler;
- Dispatching of arithmetic operations is more efficient.
There is an extension based on the GNU Multiprecision Package that implements most of the full numeric tower, see numbers.
How can I specialize a generic function method to match instances of every class?
Specializing a method on <object> doesn't work on primitive data objects like numbers, strings, etc. so for example
(define-method (foo (x <my-class>)) ...) (define-method (foo (x <object>)) ...) (foo 123)
will signal an error, because to applicable method can be found. To specialize a method for primitive objects, use <top>:
(define-method (foo (x <top>)) ...)
Does CHICKEN support native threads?
Native threads are not supported for two reasons. One, the runtime system is not reentrant. Two, concurrency implemented properly would require mandatory locking of every object that could be potentially shared between two threads. The garbage-collection algorithm would then become much more complex and inefficient, since the location of every object has to be accessed via a thread synchronization protocol. Such a design would make native threads in Chicken essentially equivalent to Unix processes and shared memory.
For a different approach to concurrency, please see the mpi egg.
Does CHICKEN support Unicode strings?
Yes, as an extension.
By default all string and character functions operate bytewise, so that characters with an integer value greater than 255 don't make much sense and multibyte UTF-8 characters are seen and manipulated as separate bytes, analogous to what a C program would see.
You can enable UTF-8 support by placing the following two lines at the beginning of your source file (or in your ~/.csirc for interactive sessions) before any other code, including other use directives:
(use iset syntax-case utf8) (import utf8)
This will replace all builtin string operators with UTF-8-aware versions, that will treat strings as sequences of multibyte UTF-8 characters, thus enabling you to represent and manipulate Unicode characters while remaining compatible with most C libraries and system interfaces.
Most eggs should work correctly in utf8 mode, including the regex extension, but you still have the option of working around incompatibilities of specific eggs by loading them before the (import utf8) directive. Keep in mind that some operations, such as string-length, are much more expensive in utf8 (multibyte) mode, and should be used with care. See the utf8 egg documentation for details.
Why do I get an "Error: invalid syntax: ..." using 'match' and 'syntax-case'?
The built-in 'match' macro is incompatible with 'syntax-case'. Use the matchable egg instead.
Platform specific
How do I generate a DLL under MS Windows (tm) ?
Use csc in combination with the -dll option:
C:\> csc foo.scm -dll
How do I generate a GUI application under Windows(tm)?
Invoke csc with the -windows option. Or pass the -DC_WINDOWS_GUI option to the C compiler and link with the GUI version of the runtime system (that's libchicken-gui[-static].lib. The GUI runtime displays error messages in a message box and does some rudimentary command-line parsing.
Compiling very large files under Windows with the Microsoft C compiler fails with a message indicating insufficient heap space.
It seems that the Microsoft C compiler can only handle files up to a certain size, and it doesn't utilize virtual memory as well as the GNU C compiler, for example. Try closing running applications. If that fails, try to break up the Scheme code into several library units.
When I run csi inside an emacs buffer under Windows, nothing happens.
Invoke csi with the -:c runtime option. Under Windows the interpreter thinks it is not running under control of a terminal and doesn't print the prompt and does not flush the output stream properly.
I load compiled code dynamically in a Windows GUI application and it crashes.
Code compiled into a DLL to be loaded dynamically must be linked with the same runtime system as the loading application. That means that all dynamically loaded entities (including extensions built and installed with chicken-setup) must be compiled with the -windows csc option.
On Windows, csc.exe seems to be doing something wrong.
The Windows development tools include a C# compiler with the same name. Either invoke csc.exe with a full pathname, or put the directory where you installed CHICKEN in front of the MS development tool path in the PATH environment variable.
On Windows source and/or output filenames with embedded whitespace are not found.
There is no current workaround. Do not use filenames with embedded whitespace for code. However, command names with embedded whitespace will work correctly.
How do I run custom startup code before the runtime-system is invoked?
When you invoke the C compiler for your translated Scheme source program, add the C compiler option -DC_EMBEDDED, or pass -embedded to the csc driver program, so no entry-point function will be generated (main()). When your are finished with your startup processing, invoke:
CHICKEN_main(argc, argv, C_toplevel);
where C_toplevel is the entry-point into the compiled Scheme code. You should add the following declarations at the head of your code:
#include "chicken.h" extern void C_toplevel(C_word,C_word,C_word) C_noret;
How can I add compiled user passes?
To add a compiled user pass instead of an interpreted one, create a library unit and recompile the main unit of the compiler (in the file chicken.scm) with an additional uses declaration. Then link all compiler modules and your (compiled) extension to create a new version of the compiler, like this (assuming all sources are in the current directory):
% cat userpass.scm ;;;; userpass.scm - My very own compiler pass (declare (unit userpass)) ;; Perhaps more user passes/extensions are added: (let ([old (user-pass)]) (user-pass (lambda (x) (let ([x2 (do-something-with x)]) (if old (old x2) x2) ) ) ) )
% csc -c -x userpass.scm % csc chicken.scm -c -o chicken-extended.o -uses userpass % gcc chicken-extended.o support.o easyffi.o compiler.o optimizer.o batch-driver.o c-platform.o \ c-backend.o userpass.o `csc -ldflags -libs` -o chicken-extended
On platforms that support it (Linux ELF, Solaris, Windows + VC++), compiled code can be loaded via -extend just like source files (see load in the User's Manual).
Compiled macros
Why is define-macro complaining about unbound variables?
Macro bodies that are defined and used in a compiled source-file are evaluated during compilation and so have no access to anything created with define. Use define-for-syntax instead.
Why isn't load properly loading my library of macros?
During compile-time, macros are only available in the source file in which they are defined. Files included via include are considered part of the containing file.
Why is include unable to load my hygienic macros?
It is not sufficient for the included file to require the syntax-case extension. Call (require-extension syntax-case) before calling include.
Why are macros not visible outside of the compilation unit in which they are defined?
Macros are defined during compile time, so when a file has been compiled, the definitions are gone. An exception to this rule are macros defined with define-macro, which are also visible at run-time, i.e. in eval. To use macros defined in other files, use the include special form.
Warnings and errors
Why does my program crash when I use callback functions (from Scheme to C and back to Scheme again)?
There are two reasons why code involving callbacks can crash out of no apparent reason:
- It is important to use foreign-safe-lambda/foreign-safe-lambda* for the C code that is to call back into Scheme. If this is not done than sooner or later the available stack space will be exhausted.
- If the C code uses a large amount of stack storage, or if Scheme-to-C-to-Scheme calls are nested deeply, then the available nursery space on the stack will run low. To avoid this it might be advisable to run the compiled code with a larger nursery setting, i.e. run the code with -:s... and a larger value than the default (for example -:s300k), or use the -nursery compiler option. Note that this can decrease runtime performance on some platforms.
Why does the linker complain about a missing function _C_..._toplevel?
This message indicates that your program uses a library-unit, but that the object-file or library was not supplied to the linker. If you have the unit foo, which is contained in foo.o than you have to supply it to the linker like this (assuming a GCC environment):
% csc program.scm foo.o -o program
Why does the linker complain about a missing function _C_toplevel?
This means you have compiled a library unit as an application. When a unit-declaration (as in (declare (unit ...))) is given, then this file has a specially named toplevel entry procedure. Just remove the declaration, or compile this file to an object-module and link it to your application code.
Why does my program crash when I compile a file with -unsafe or unsafe declarations?
The compiler option -unsafe or the declaration (declare (unsafe)) disable certain safety-checks to improve performance, so code that would normally trigger an error will work unexpectedly or even crash the running application. It is advisable to develop and debug a program in safe mode (without unsafe declarations) and use this feature only if the application works properly.
Why do I get a warning when I define a global variable named match?
Even when the match unit is not used, the macros from that package are visible in the compiler. The reason for this is that macros can not be accessed from library units (only when explicitly evaluated in running code). To speed up macro-expansion time, the compiler and the interpreter both already provide the compiled match-... macro definitions. Macros shadowed lexically are no problem, but global definitions of variables named identically to (global) macros are useless - the macro definition shadows the global variable.
This problem can be solved using a different name or undefining the macro, like this:
(eval-when (compile eval) (undefine-macro! 'match))
Why don't toplevel-continuations captured in interpreted code work?
Consider the following piece of code:
(define k (call-with-current-continuation (lambda (k) k))) (k k)
When compiled, this will loop endlessly. But when interpreted, (k k) will return to the read-eval-print loop! This happens because the continuation captured will eventually read the next toplevel expression from the standard-input (or an input-file if loading from a file). At the moment k was defined, the next expression was (k k). But when k is invoked, the next expression will be whatever follows after (k k). In other words, invoking a captured continuation will not rewind the file-position of the input source. A solution is to wrap the whole code into a (begin ...) expression, so all toplevel expressions will be loaded together.
Why does define-reader-ctor not work in my compiled program?
The following piece of code does not work as expected:
(eval-when (compile) (define-reader-ctor 'integer->char integer->char) ) (print #,(integer->char 33))
The problem is that the compiler reads the complete source-file before doing any processing on it, so the sharp-comma form is encountered before the reader-ctor is defined. A possible solution is to include the file containing the sharp-comma form, like this:
(eval-when (compile) (define-reader-ctor 'integer->char integer->char) ) (include "other-file")
;;; other-file.scm: (print #,(integer->char 33))
Why do built-in units, such as srfi-1, srfi-18, and posix fail to load?
When you try to use a built-in unit such as srfi-18, you may get the following error:
#;1> (use srfi-18) ; loading library srfi-18 ... Error: (load-library) unable to load library srfi-18 "dlopen(libchicken.dylib, 9): image not found" ;; on a Mac "libchicken.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" ;; Linux
Another symptom is that (require 'srfi-18) will silently fail.
This typically happens because the Chicken libraries have been installed in a non-standard location, such as your home directory. The workaround is to explicitly tell the dynamic linker where to look for your libraries:
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/scheme/chicken/lib:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH ;; Mac export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/scheme/chicken/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH ;; Linux
How can I increase the size of the trace shown when runtime errors are detected?
When a runtime error is detected, Chicken will print the last entries from the trace of functions called (unless your executable was compiled with the -no-trace option. By default, only 16 entries will be shown. To increase this number pass the -:aN parameter to your executable.
How can I obtain smaller executables?
If you don't need eval or the stuff in the extras library unit, you can just use the library unit:
(declare (uses library)) (display "Hello, world!\n")
(Don't forget to compile with the -explicit-use option) Compiled with Visual C++ this generates an executable of around 240 kilobytes. It is theoretically possible to compile something without the library, but a program would have to implement quite a lot of support code on its own.
How can I obtain faster executables?
There are a number of declaration specifiers that should be used to speed up compiled files: declaring (standard-bindings) is mandatory, since this enables most optimizations. Even if some standard procedures should be redefined, you can list untouched bindings in the declaration. Declaring (extended-bindings) lets the compiler choose faster versions of certain internal library functions. This might give another speedup. You can also use the the usual-integrations declaration, which is identical to declaring standard-bindings and extended-bindings (note that usual-integrations is set by default). Declaring (block) tells the compiler that global procedures are not changed outside the current compilation unit, this gives the compiler some more opportunities for optimization. If no floating point arithmetic is required, then declaring (number-type fixnum) can give a big performance improvement, because the compiler can now inline most arithmetic operations. Declaring (unsafe) will switch off most safety checks. If threads are not used, you can declare (disable-interrupts). You should always use maximum optimizations settings for your C compiler. Good GCC compiler options on Pentium (and compatible) hardware are: -Os -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strict-aliasing Some programs are very sensitive to the setting of the nursery (the first heap-generation). You should experiment with different nursery settings (either by compiling with the -nursery option or by using the -:s... runtime option).
Which non-standard procedures are treated specially when the extended-bindings or usual-integrations declaration or compiler option is used?
The following standard bindings are handled specially, depending on optimization options and compiler settings:
{{+}} {{*}} {{-}} {{/}} {{quotient}} {{eq?}} {{eqv?}} {{equal?}} {{apply}} {{c...r}} {{values}} {{call-with-values}} {{list-ref}} {{null?}} {{length}} {{not}} {{char?}} {{string?}} {{symbol?}} {{vector?}} {{pair?}} {{procedure?}} {{boolean?}} {{number?}} {{complex?}} {{rational?}} {{real?}} {{exact?}} {{inexact?}} {{list?}} {{eof-object?}} {{string-ref}} {{string-set!}} {{vector-ref}} {{vector-set!}} {{char=?}} {{char<?}} {{char>?}} {{char<=?}} {{char>=?}} {{char-numeric?}} {{char-alphabetic?}} {{char-whitespace?}} {{char-upper-case?}} {{char-lower-case?}} {{char-upcae}} {{char-downcase}} {{list-tail}} {{assv}} {{memv}} {{memq}} {{assoc}} {{member}} {{set-car!}} {{set-cdr!}} {{abs}} {{exp}} {{sin}} {{cos}} {{tan}} {{log}} {{asin}} {{acos}} {{atan}} {{sqrt}} {{zero?}} {{positive?}} {{negative?}} {{vector-length}} {{string-length}} {{char->integer}} {{integer->char}} {{inexact->exact}} {{=}} {{>}} {{<}} {{>=}} {{<=}} {{for-each}} {{map}} {{substring}} {{string-append}} {{gcd}} {{lcm}} {{list}} {{exact->inexact}} {{string->number}} {{number->string}} {{even?}} {{odd?}} {{remainder}} {{floor}} {{ceiling}} {{truncate}} {{round}} {{cons}} {{vector}} {{string}} {{string=?}} {{string-ci=?}} {{make-vector}} {{call-with-current-continuation}} {{write-char}} {{read-string}}
The following extended bindings are handled specially:
bitwise-and bitwise-ior bitwise-xor bitwise-not bit-set? add1 sub1 fx+ fx- fx* fx/ fxmod fx= fx> fx>= fixnum? fxneg fxmax fxmin fxand fxior fxxor fxnot fxshl fxshr flonum? fp+ fp- fp* fp/ atom? fp= fp> fp>= fpneg fpmax fpmin arithmetic-shift signum flush-output thread-specific thread-specific-set! not-pair? null-list? print print* u8vector->blob/shared s8vector->blob/shared u16vector->blob/shared s16vector->blob/shared u32vector->blob/shared s32vector->blob/shared f32vector->blob/shared f64vector->blob/shared block-ref blob-size u8vector-length s8vector-length u16vector-length s16vector-length u32vector-length s32vector-length f32vector-length f64vector-length u8vector-ref s8vector-ref u16vector-ref s16vector-ref u32vector-ref s32vector-ref f32vector-ref f64vector-ref u8vector-set! s8vector-set! u16vector-set! s16vector-set! u32vector-set! s32vector-set! hash-table-ref block-set! number-of-slots first second third fourth null-pointer? pointer->object make-record-instance locative-ref locative-set! locative? locative->object identity cpu-time error call/cc any? substring=? substring-ci=? substring-index substring-index-ci
Can I load compiled code at runtime?
Yes. You can load compiled at code at runtime with load just as well as you can load Scheme source code. Compiled code will, of course, run faster.
To do this, pass to load a path for a shared object. Use a form such as (load "foo.so") and run csc -shared foo.scm to produce foo.so from foo.scm (at which point foo.scm will no longer be required).
Garbage collection
Why does a loop that doesn't cons still trigger garbage collections?
Under CHICKENs implementation policy, tail recursion is achieved simply by avoiding to return from a function call. Since the programs are CPS converted, a continuous sequence of nested procedure calls is performed. At some stage the stack-space has to run out and the current procedure and its parameters (including the current continuation) are stored somewhere in the runtime system. Now a minor garbage collection occurs and rescues all live data from the stack (the first heap generation) and moves it into the the second heap generation. Then the stack is cleared (using a longjmp) and execution can continue from the saved state. With this method arbitrary recursion (in tail- or non-tail position) can happen, provided the application doesn't run out of heap-space. (The difference between a tail- and a non-tail call is that the tail-call has no live data after it invokes its continuation - and so the amount of heap-space needed stays constant)
Why do finalizers not seem to work in simple cases in the interpeter?
Consider the following interaction in CSI:
#;1> (define x '(1 2 3)) #;2> (define (yammer x) (print x " is dead")) #;3> (set-finalizer! x yammer) (1 2 3) #;4> (gc #t) 157812 #;5> (define x #f) #;6> (gc #t) 157812 #;7>
While you might expect objects to be reclaimed and "(1 2 3) is dead" printed, it won't happen: the literal list gets held in the interpreter history, because it is the result value of the set-finalizer! call. Running this in a normal program will work fine.
When testing finalizers from the interpreter, you might want to define a trivial macro such as
(define-macro (v x) `(begin (print ,x) (void)))
and wrap calls to set-finalizer! in it.
Does CSI support history and autocompletion?
CSI doesn't support it natively but it can be activated with the http://wiki.call-cc.org/eggref/4/readline egg. After installing the egg, add the following to your ~/.csirc or equivalent file:
(require-extension readline) (current-input-port (make-readline-port)) (history-install-file-manager (string-append (or (getenv "HOME") ".") "/.csi.history"))
Users of *nix-like systems (including Cygwin), may also want to check out rlwrap. This program lets you "wrap" another process (e.g. rlwrap csi) with the readline library, giving you history, autocompletion, and the ability to set the keystroke set. Vi fans can get vi keystrokes by adding "set editing-mode vi" to their .inputrc file.
Does code loaded with load run compiled or interpreted?
If you compile a file with a call to load, the code will be loaded at runtime and, if the file loaded is a Scheme source code file (instead of a shared object), it will be interpreted (even if the caller program is compiled).
How can I install Chicken eggs to a non-default location?
You can just set the CHICKEN_REPOSITORY environment variable. It should contain the path where you want eggs to be installed:
$ export CHICKEN_REPOSITORY=~/chicken/ $ chicken-setup extensionname
In order to make programs (including csi) see these eggs, you should set this variable when you run them. Alternatively, you can call the repository-path Scheme procedure before loading the eggs, as in:
(repository-path "/home/azul/chicken") (use format-modular)
Note, however, that using repository-path as above hard-codes the location of your eggs in your source files. While this might not be an issue in your case, it might be safe to keep this configuration outside of the source code (that is, specifying it as an environment variable) to make it easier to maintain.
Can I install chicken eggs as a non-root user?
Yes, just install them in a directory you can write.
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The cost of a tour of Egypt can vary significantly depending on a number of factors such as the length of the tour, the time of year you go, the type of accommodation you prefer, and the mode of transportation you choose. Some tours may be as inexpensive as $500 per person for a budget group tour, while others can cost $5000 or more for a luxury private tour. On average, you can expect to pay around $1500 to $3000 per person for a tour of Egypt that includes flights, accommodation, and most meals.
Don't drink the tap water - it is highly chlorinated. However, with enough time in Egypt, you could potentially grow accustomed to the water. This doesn't mean that the tap water is polluted, it simply means that you are not used to it, and you might get stomach problems. This happened to most people when they visit a country for the first time. They were simply not used to water there. It's a similar situation here. It is advisable to drink Bottled water during your entire holiday. That is why it is strongly advisable that you don't drink the tap water, and use it only for washing and brushing your teeth.
Enjoy Egypt Tours From September until March. It is the perfect time when the weather is good and mild. From September until mid-November, when it is very nice and the temperatures are pleasant for all activities - around 25 C to 15 C. mid-Nov until the end of February is wintertime when temperatures during the day are around 12 or 15 C, and at night can drop to about 7 or 8 C. In March and April, the weather is still so nice and travelers can enjoy the Easter vacation.
From May to September is the summer season. Spending summertime in a desert climate does not appeal to most travelers. Average daytime temperatures hover in the high 80s and low to mid-90s, although they can jump up into three digits in the South as in Luxor and Aswan. Summer is really hot here, prices go down and it is a good chance for travelers with a tight budget.
The weather in Egypt is generally warm and dry, with hot, dry summers and mild winters. The country is located in the northern hemisphere and its climate is influenced by its location in the tropics and its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea.
In the summer, temperatures can reach up to 40°C (104°F) or higher, especially in the desert areas of the country. The humidity is also quite low, which makes the heat more bearable.
In the winter, the weather is mild, with temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 25°C (77°F). The humidity is higher during the winter months, and there is also a chance of rain, especially in the coastal areas.
Overall, the best time to visit Egypt is from October to April, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable.
Safety and security are our first and foremost concerns! Egypt is a very safe country with a low crime rate. Now with the coronavirus outbreak, accommodations and sightseeing nationwide have finalized sterilization and disinfection in light of the Egyptian government's efforts to implement precautionary measures against the COVID-19. In addition, our company has followed the same procedures to make all our staff, guides, and drivers are well-trained with the current events to prevent and stop the spread of this outbreak. Traveling the world is a joyful experience and we want to do our part to keep the anticipation stress-free.
There are many interesting and exciting things to do in Egypt. Some popular activities include:
Visiting the Great Pyramids of Giza: The pyramids are one of the most famous landmarks in Egypt and a must-see for any visitor.
Exploring the ancient city of Luxor: Luxor is home to several important ancient Egyptian sites, including the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings.
Cruising down the Nile: A cruise down the Nile River is a great way to see the country and visit some of the smaller towns and villages along the way.
Visiting the Abu Simbel temples: These temples are located in southern Egypt and are known for their impressive size and intricate carvings.
Going on a desert safari: Egypt has a large desert region, and going on a safari is a great way to experience the unique landscape and culture of the area.
Visiting Cairo: Cairo is the capital of Egypt and is home to many interesting museums, markets, and other cultural attractions.
Snorkeling or diving in the Red Sea: The Red Sea is known for its clear waters and abundant marine life, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and diving.
Visiting the Siwa Oasis: The Siwa Oasis is a beautiful desert oasis located in western Egypt. It's a great place to relax and escape the heat of the desert.
The high season for tourism is all year with winter and spring being peak season for cultural travels with lots of sightseeing. Weather in Egypt is perfect for many kinds of tourism, and if coming in June, July, and August, head for the seaside resorts. Those months are very warm with temperatures that can reach around 45C. and the humidity is about 70 to 80%, but it is bearable with the sea and large swimming pools nearby.
So the period of the high summer season is also a bit busy as hotels fill up with tourists from all over the world looking for a bargain, lots of sunshine, diving, snorkeling, etc. It is also a primary vacation time in Europe. If you come in the deep summer season you can still enjoy it because you can always sightsee early in the morning and go again at night when the sunsets. You will definitely need good sunscreen and a lot of liquids to drink with a nice hat on your head. Summer is a good time for people looking for good rates in accommodation and other services.
Egypt is a Muslim country and the dress code is towards the conservative side, especially for women. That being said, we are used to seeing travelers from all over the world. My suggestion would be to wear light clothes and not to wear short shorts, short skirts and alike to avoid the occasional unwanted stare. But it's really up to you. When you visit religious places (synagogues, churches, and mosques) you do need to cover your shoulders and wear over the knee dresses, if you are planning to wear one of course. If you plan to attend the Nile dinner cruise, there is no need for formal wear unless you want to make that night a special night! Also, you will be sharing this experience with other travelers so you can dress however you feel most comfortable.
You can get your visa when you arrive at Cairo Airport. It is an easy process for USA, UK, Canadian, Australian and European citizens. The visa is simply a stamp (like a mail or postage stamp) that you buy from the visa office, at the port of entry just before the immigration booth. The visa will cost you $25 US Dollars and after buying it; you just stick it on any empty page on your passport. Once you have bought your visa you then stand in line to get your passport stamped by the immigration officer. You can also apply for E-Visa via the official electronic visa portal: www.visa2egypt.gov.eg
Egypt has many historical sites that you can visit and enjoy. Each tour is different and unique. If you go on a Nile cruise, you can visit Abu Simbel, Aswan, and Luxor in the South and enjoy the temples, tombs, and the treasures of the Nile. In the North, enjoy the Pyramids of Giza, The Egyptian Museum, Sakkara. Mosques, churches in Cairo, and many landmarks located in the city of Alexandria. On the East, Enjoy a beach tour for diving, snorkeling, and swimming in the Red sea. Every city has its charm, history, and flavor where you can do many tours and activities.
The amount of time you will need to spend in Egypt depends on your interests and the specific activities you want to do while you are there. Here are some factors to consider when determining how many days you should spend in Egypt:
What you want to see: Egypt has a lot of cultural and historical attractions, and the more you want to see, the more time you will need. For example, if you want to visit the Great Pyramids of Giza and the other ancient sites in the Cairo area, you may want to spend at least a few days in the city. If you also want to visit Luxor and the Nile Valley, you will need even more time.
Your travel style: If you prefer to take things at a slower pace and spend more time exploring each place in depth, you will need more time in Egypt. On the other hand, if you like to pack a lot of activities into each day and move quickly from place to place, you may be able to see a lot in a shorter amount of time.
Your budget: The longer you stay in Egypt, the more it will cost. If you have a limited budget, you may need to be more selective about what you see and do, and plan your trip accordingly.
As a general rule, I would recommend at least a week in Egypt to get a good sense of the country and see some of the major attractions. If you have more time, you can explore more of the country and see some of the smaller towns and villages as well.
Your Egypt tours have established in 2001 to be the basis of a leading Egyptian tourism company in the field of tourism in Egypt
Absolutely mind blowing. A definite must see. We flew from Aswan after I contact Your Egypt Tours, as I did not want to sit in car for hours with my 10-year-old daughter. Just so much history and ancient love. You cannot miss this one thing if you are in Egypt. The rocks are just HUGE, so special.
I recently traveled with my wife, daughter, son in law and two grandsons (ages 4 and 2) to Egypt with Your Egypt Tours. We had a private tour experience. From the moment we landed at the airport on our arrival to the day we left we were treated with the utmost care and attention
Our trip to Egypt was wonderful. The accommodations and travel was seamlessly arranged by customer service rep, Mona, and we visited so many of the famous Egyptian antiquities. I would not have done the trip without the very knowledgeable guides, Ashraf and Mamdouh

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Higgins Armory Museum to close after 82 years
Collection to find home at WAM
The Higgins Armory Museum, an 82-year-old Worcester institution with an internationally renowned collection of arms and armor that is the second largest in the country, announced Friday it will permanently close Dec. 31 after losing a long battle to raise enough endowment money to ensure its future.
The collection will be moved and integrated into the Worcester Art Museum, which plans in time to display all of Higgins' core 2,000 objects. Higgins will stay open for the rest of the year and offer "top-notch" programs and events.
Although Higgins may not have succeeded in its long-term attempts to stay an individual entity, interim executive director Suzanne W. Maas said that she is excited the future of the collection has been secured and will be staying in Worcester. Meanwhile, Matthias Waschek, director of the Worcester Art Museum, said acquiring the collection gives the WAM "incredible opportunities."
"Yes, we're staying in Worcester," Ms. Maas said in an interview Wednesday. "But I expect people to grieve the loss of this building as we grieve the loss of it."
The Higgins museum currently has a staff of nine full-time and 19 part-time employees. Their future will be one of several issues to be discussed in the weeks ahead, although some staff will likely be laid off. Ms. Maas said she will be stepping down at some point before the end of the year.
The mood was bittersweet inside Higgins' distinctive five-story all steel and glass building on Barber Avenue in the Greendale section of the city Wednesday. School children from Hollis-Brookline schools in New Hampshire on a museum tour were taking in with great interest the suits of armor, weapons and other objects on display. Enthusiastic children are a regular sight and sound at the museum as thousands of students throughout the region make visits as part of their social studies or science curriculums.
Ms. Maas, of the consulting firm Leadership Transitions and the interim executive director since July 2010, said the "bottom line is there is not enough endowment for us to be sustainable."
The museum cannot earn its way out of a $350,000 to $400,000 annual operating deficit, she said, a lot of which is caused by the cost of maintaining the unusual art-deco building itself. (Ms. Maas said people have joked that there are "different climate zones in the building.") The museum was continually drawing down on an endowment of about $2.9 million. It really needed an endowment of $15 million, she said.
Ms. Maas said more than two years ago she reluctantly had to give the news to the Higgins board that the museum's future was not sustainable. Since then, Higgins and WAM have had ongoing talks about a possible integration.
Mr. Waschek said he has been talking to Ms. Maas more or less from the time he arrived to become WAM's new director in November 2011.
There were several important outcomes that the Higgins board wanted to realize for the collection's future, Ms. Maas said. They included making sure the collection and its "long term stewardship" stay in Worcester. Higgins board members also wanted to see the museum's educational mission continued, and that the future of the collection be not only sustainable but "transformational" through new initiatives and programs.
Ms. Maas said the Higgins museum will "reopen" in the spring of 2014, when WAM will put on an arms and armor exhibition tentatively titled "Knight!" It will feature part of the Higgins collection. WAM plans to keep the exhibition running while it renovates old library space at the art museum to eventually create a permanent arms and armor gallery as well as "open storage space" where people can view all of the former Higgins museum collection items.
"As we are in the process of rethinking ourselves, we can pull something off, which really no one else can, which is integrate the Higgins (museum)," Mr. Waschek said.
The timing of events, in that sense, works out well for WAM.
"It can be transformational for us. We are writing a new chapter in the history of the Worcester Art Museum," Mr. Waschek said. One of WAM's goals is to have 200,000 visitors annually by 2020. At the moment it has 60,000 visitors, "which is not high enough," he said.
"The Higgins collection is of national, if not international importance, and it will help us have an impact regionally," he said. The attraction of arms and armor can bring new visitors into the museum and then act as a bridge so that they can experience all of what WAM has to offer, he said.
That could be especially true of young people — such as the school children who were visiting Higgins. "It is for that reason, so bittersweet. You see how much fun they have," he said of the visitors on Wednesday. But they will be able to see the same objects at WAM. "It gets children across the threshold."
Ms. Maas said Higgins' arms and armory is the second largest public collection in the country behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
The Higgins Armory Museum was founded by early 20th-century Worcester industrialist John Woodman Higgins, who owned Worcester Pressed Steel Inc. and was an avid collector of arms and armor. The museum opened in 1931. Mr. Higgins died in 1961 and in 1978, the museum changed from a private foundation to a public supported charity.
The collection of arms and armor from all over the world dates back approximately 5,000 years. The museum puts on educational and other programs and special events throughout the year. Ms. Maas said that attendance has improved over the past couple of years.
From the beginning, however, the museum's endowment was always a challenge. Mr. Higgins' original endowment was $17,000, Ms. Haas said. The museum in recent years has not had enough support to grow its endowment, she said.
For "the survival of every nonprofit a healthy endowment is key," said Mr. Waschek. The WAM's endowment is about $92 million, he said.
Still, 82 years for the Higgins Armory Museum was "an incredible run," Ms. Maas said. And for the rest of the year people can "celebrate the legacy of John Woodman Higgins." Many adults, like Wednesday's visitors, may have visited the Higgins on a tour when they were schoolchildren, or been taken there by their parents.
"We want people to come back and relive their experience from childhood," Ms. Maas said.


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Is Bybit safe and legal?
Bybit is a great option if you're looking for a way to trade and buy crypto currencies. However, is Bybit safe and legit? If you are not sure, read on for some useful information.
What is Bybit?
Bybit is one of the most popular exchanges for trading derivatives. It is one of the three most popular exchanges for trading crypto derivatives. Among its offerings are futures contracts on EOS and Ripple, as well as ETHUSD, BITUSD, and BIT contracts.
Bybit also offers leverage/margin trades. It also offers a stop-loss option. It is important to remember that US citizens cannot trade with the company.
It has an intuitive interface that is easy-to-use and customize. Users can move modules around freely. There are many order types available, including market, conditional and limit orders. These allow users to set their desired quantity and price level.
Bybit also allows users to deposit or withdraw funds. Deposits can be made via bank transfers, wire transfers or third-party payment service providers. Depending on the liquidity of the Bybit exchange, fees may vary. Normally, Bybit charges a fee of $5 for each asset exchange order.
How to Use Bybit
Bybit, a cryptocurrency exchange, allows users to trade cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. It also offers derivatives trading. Bybit lets users leverage up to 100x, which is not possible on a regular exchange.
To sign up for an account at Bybit, you must first select a type of identity document. Next, you will need to complete verification procedures. You will be notified when the process is completed. Afterward, you will be able to activate your account.
Once you have created a verified account, it will allow you to purchase various crypto assets. To do this, you will have to deposit funds. Once you have your funds, you can buy and sell cryptos through Bybit's order books. It is important to remember that you can only buy 500 BTC per day.
The trading platform at Bybit is not easy to navigate. It does not offer live chat support. But it does provide extensive help documentation. If you encounter any problem, Bybit will respond to your query within one business day.
One of the most useful features of Bybit is the API key. This feature allows you to access market data, automate trading orders and modify your API key permissions.
Is it Legit?
Bybit is a popular crypto exchange with more than 2 million users. You can trade with advanced options on the site, such as a stop-loss feature. There are a few things you should keep in mind before signing up.
You will need an email address and mobile number to open a Bybit Account. You will also be required to enter a verification code.
Bybit uses cold and hot wallets to safeguard user funds. In addition, the company utilizes a multi-signature address scheme. This prevents the risk of a single individual managing all your funds.
Bybit's API is another great feature. You can create automated bots or other algorithms using the API. You can also learn more about the API by checking out the documentation on GitHub.
Aside from the usual support channels, Bybit offers eight social media accounts. Users can also connect with each other through Telegram.
Bybit is a good choice for privacy-seeking traders. Bybit utilizes a Hierarchical Decentistic Cold Wallet System to protect your crypto funds.
Is it Safe?
Bybit is a derivate exchange that provides a variety of trading tools. It allows trading in stocks and crypto currencies. In addition to the mainstays, the company has a variety of unique security features that set them apart from competitors.
A dedicated team of security professionals is on hand to perform security checks on company operations. A third-party auditor is also employed.
Bybit has a robust API and offers an extensive help section. You can contact the company's support team through live chat, email, and phone.
One of the company's unique security features is its Hierarchical Deterministic Cold Wallet System. Multi-signature addresses are used to protect traders' funds from being handled by a single user.
Another safety feature is the SoFi app. The SoFi app is a mobile app that allows you to purchase top cryptocurrencies instantly.
Another important security measure is the built-in stop loss feature. This feature, as the name implies, is designed to protect traders from losing their whole crypto fund.
Bybit offers a social media bonus program. In addition to its official Twitter page, the company has eight additional community accounts. These accounts include Telegram communities in different languages.
Supported Coins
Bybit is an online cryptocurrency and fiat exchange. It also offers OTC and trade management functionality as well as spot trading options. It supports many currencies and coins, but focuses on the most popular.
It features a user-friendly interface and a mobile application. Users can access support from around the world via live chat and email. In addition, Bybit has a strong API, allowing users to code bots and algorithms.
Two of Bybit's most notable offerings are the order matching engine and asset exchange. These services allow you to quickly change prices and transfer coins. Bybit is a great choice for active traders. However, they lack the accuracy and volume statistics of other exchanges.
Other features include a stop loss feature, high-performance trading engines, and solid customer support. Moreover, Bybit has been known to add new coins to its list of supported coins.
In addition, Bybit offers a Social Media Bonus program. Followers of Bybit's twitter page will be eligible to receive a $5 coupon for their first deposit.
Bybit, a global cryptocurrency exchange, offers online trading. It is based in Singapore and has over 3 million registered users.
Register on the official website to begin the account creation process. A two-factor authentication code (twoFA), will be required. You will be allowed to withdraw up 2 BTC per day after completing the KYC process.
The support team at Bybit is available around the clock. They speak English, Japanese, Russian, and Korean. There is a chat option, as well as an email address.
To store your digital assets, Bybit uses cold wallets. This makes them more secure and less hackable.
Bybit uses an offline signature for all transactions, in addition to its cold wallet. However, it is recommended that you store your Recovery Key Phrase inside a cloud server with full SSL encryption.
In order to make a withdrawal, you will need to fill out a request form. Then, you will be required to fill out a request form.
Trading Fees
Bybit is an exchange that offers crypto derivatives, including the popular trading strategy of inverse perpetual contracts. This feature is gaining popularity in the market over recent years.
Sign up to get a verification code and start using the exchange. Contact customer service via live chat to get started. The team speaks Korean, English, and Japanese.
A trade with Bybit starts with a 1% margin. Additionally, traders have the option to set up stop-loss or take-profit orders. Users can also transfer funds without incurring a fee.
The Bybit insurance fund is also available to traders. This fund protects traders against losses, particularly if the price falls. The platform also includes a Bybit stop-loss option.
In addition to this, the exchange offers more than 220 coins. It also has transaction limits for all listed coins. For example, if you hold a short position, you can only transfer a fixed amount of BTC. You can still close a trade.
Bybit also uses a Dual Price Mechanism to avoid price manipulation. This mechanism prevents traders from being ripped off by unscrupulous individuals.
Bybit App
Bybit is an exchange that offers both a mobile application and a desktop platform. It offers a similar user interface to Binance. It does not allow direct purchases. First, transfer your BTC to another wallet.
It has been downloaded more than 100,000 times and received an average rating of 4.3 stars. It also provides multiple strategy alert options.
The trading platform by Bybit is easy to use and offers a variety of modules. This includes a built-in stop loss and take profit feature.
Customer service at Bybit is exceptional. You can contact the team by email or through chat. They are available around the clock.
There are many payment options available at Bybit. Three times per day, withdrawals and deposits are processed. In addition, Bybit does not charge a deposit fee.
Bybit is also known for its risk management tools. The company's insurance fund allows traders to liquidate their positions when they are at risk. Similarly, the company's hot cold wallet combination helps to keep crypto tokens secure.
Bybit is a good choice for experienced traders who want 100x leverage.
Bybit vs Binance
Two of the most well-known crypto exchanges are Binance and Bybit. Each one has its advantages and disadvantages. Both are reliable platforms. While there are some similarities between the two, it is important to know which one is right for you.
It is best to choose a platform with a great user experience if you are just starting out in crypto. Binance and Bybit offer high-quality trading options and strong security. This is important because online services can be hacked and stolen, leaving your hard-earned funds unaccounted for.
These two exchanges also provide a range of leverage options. Leverage is a factor that differentiates between a coin's price and underlying prices. It is also a key determinant of how profitable the exchange is.
Binance does not offer a greater selection of currencies and coins than Bybit. They accept more than 500 cryptocurrencies, including some of the most popular tokens and coins. They offer competitive fees and make it easy to use the platform.
Both Binance and Bybit have a large user base. Both sites have an average daily trading volume of nearly $12.5 billion.
Bybit Vs Coinbase
When deciding between Coinbase and Bybit, there are many factors to consider. While these two exchanges offer a lot of the same features, their target audience is different. Both have their own fees and features. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, there is a crypto exchange that will fit your needs.
Coinbase is one of the best places to purchase cryptocurrency. It offers an easy-to-use platform and a great variety of coins. In the last 24 hours, the exchange has recorded more than $3 billion in trading volume.
Bybit, on the other hand, is a derivatives exchange. It is focused on future trading and leverage. There are offices in Singapore, Hong Kong and Hong Kong.
Unlike Coinbase, Bybit does not have a minimum deposit amount. You don't need to provide KYC. Trades can be made in a wide range of cryptocurrencies as well as futures contracts. To trade crypto, however, you need to be registered.
Those looking for a solid crypto exchange with an excellent customer support team will want to try Bybit. The exchange's mobile app works well. And, if you need help, the company has live support available 24/7.
Bybit Vs Kucoin
Bybit and KuCoin are two of the largest crypto exchanges in the world. They have millions of customers from over 100 countries. Each one has its own features and can be adapted to meet the diverse needs of different users.
Both platforms provide advanced trading tools as well as a large selection of coins. They differ in terms security and user experience.
KuCoin is a top crypto exchange and boasts a wide range of features. It is compatible with iOS and Android. It also features IP whitelisting, login safety words, and constant platform surveillance.
KuCoin has the largest number of tradable assets support than any other exchange. Traders can choose from 700+ different cryptocurrencies and over 500 cryptodivisas. The platform is also extremely secure, with assets being stored offline.
KuCoin has a steeper learning curve than Bybit. In addition, the platform does not offer cold storage for all assets. A recent hack cost KuCoin around 350 million dollars.
KuCoin can be found in over 200 countries. There are over 20 million customers on the platform. Users can fund their accounts with credit or debit cards, or via third-party apps.
Bybit Vs. Bitmex
Bybit and Bitmex are both solid options for trading. Each one has its advantages and disadvantages. It's important to consider the following features before making your final decision.
Security is a key feature of any exchange. With a large and ever-growing number of people involved in crypto trading, it's important to have a secure platform. There are many brokers that require you to complete a KYC process. While it's not always easy to verify your identity, it's an important step in the process.
Another aspect to consider is liquidity. Liquidity is a key aspect of trading. It helps to minimize potential losses but also impacts the trading experience. It is important to be able close your positions quickly without waiting.
In terms of features, Bitmex offers a lot. Bitmex allows you to trade many cryptos and fiat currencies. This platform focuses heavily on leveraged trading and derivatives.
On the downside, Bitmex's design is outdated. Although it has a clean and user-friendly interface, it doesn't seem to have the most intuitive trading system.
Bybit Vs Bitstamp
Bybit and Bitstamp are two of the oldest digital asset exchanges. There are many differences between them, such as trading fees, deposit options, supported cryptocurrencies and user scores. Nonetheless, they are positioned to become major players in the crypto market in the next few years.
While both Bybit and Bitstamp offer a wide range of cryptocurrencies, their trading options are limited. If you are looking for a full suite of trading options, you may want to consider Gemini or Binance.
Bybit's customer service team is available 24/7 via live chat or email. They can speak English, Russian Chinese, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.
Bitstamp is based in Slovenia and offers customer support 24 hours a days, 7 days a weeks. It also features a mobile app for traders. It is simple to use and includes a search engine as well as a rolling volatility chart.
Both exchanges provide users with a solid security system. Traders can protect their accounts by logging in with two-factor authentication. Users can also use offline signatures for transactions and withdrawals.
Bybit Vs Crypto.com
Bybit is a Singapore-based crypto derivatives exchange that offers an unrivaled trading experience and fast access. With over 1.6million registered users, it has a global reach. The exchange is led by a team of professionals who have worked in the forex and investment banking industries.
Although it doesn't offer many crypto assets, Bybit does have a robust trading system. You will find advanced charting, mobile apps, and an intuitive user interface.
The exchange offers a low starting fee schedule. In fact, it has the lowest percentage of trading fees among the top 20 crypto exchanges.
For spot trading, Bybit charges a flat fee of 0.1% to both takers and makers. Maker fees start at 0.025%.
Although Bybit's fees for funding are low, they are charged at $0000 UTC every eight hours. Users can expect to withdraw their crypto funds within a few hours, but this may not be possible if the banking system needs more time to credit their withdrawals.
The exchange offers a robust security environment, as it uses cold wallets for all of its funds. It is also a trusted platform for both new and experienced traders.
Bitfinex vs Bybit
Bybit is an exchange platform that allows you to trade cryptocurrencies. It also offers derivatives trading. The platform's interface is user-friendly and allows you to customize your trading experience. It is also available in several languages. Moreover, Bybit's customer support team is available 24/7.
Bybit is not only known for its great features but also for its exceptional security measures. You can use SSL encryption to protect your data, and multi-signature addresses to protect your transactions. Also, Bybit's platform is equipped with a built-in stop-loss feature to help users control their risks.
Bybit is available in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. The company's interface is designed to support up to 100,000 transactions per second. It is suitable for advanced traders. It is not recommended for beginners. Users should understand terms like leverage and derivatives before starting to trade.
Bybit is not designed for spot trading but still gives its users a comprehensive overview of the market. Traders can go long or short on 15 different currencies. They can also withdraw or deposit fiat money. Moreover, by signing up for the exchange, you can take out short-term insurance against losses.
Customer Support
The reputation of Bybit customer service is solid. The company uses a dedicated customer service portal, employs a team of cybersecurity consultants, and has a host of knowledge bases. Despite its mediocre score on TrustPilot, the company has a solid base of positive reviews.
Bybit, as the name implies, is a cryptocurrency-only exchange. Although it does not accept fiat payments, it does offer several features that are beneficial to traders. For example, the company has a built-in stop-loss feature, which is an excellent risk management solution.
The company has a mobile app that offers a number of security features. The app also includes a search engine that can be used to locate relevant information.
One of the better aspects of the Bybit platform is the user interface. The dashboard is well-organized and the modules are customizable. You can adjust the quantity, leverage, and contract specifications. In addition, the site supports two-factor authentication.
The company also boasts an insurance fund that is robust. It can liquidate traders below bankruptcy price.
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A Letter to My Father
To my dearest father:
Dad, as you know, the Padres are having their Fan Day on Sunday, April 5, 2009 from noon to 4pm. As you also know, I would really really really like to go. But you have seemed kind of hesitant in making a decision about us going, so I decided to help convince you.
Wasn't last year so much fun? We got to see the clubhouse, the dugout, and we even got to walk on the field. You don't get that opportunity every day!
Let me start off by reminding you that last year we had to pay $5 per ticket. This time, there is no fee to get in, as in, it's free! Of course, you say that it's not really free, because we have to pay for gas and parking and time. But just think of the $5 you are saving! If we had to pay to get in, it would be a much more expensive trip!
There will be players and coaches signing autographs at this event. The Padres have a lot of young, upcoming players on the team this year. If I'm able to get their autographs, I promise that if this economic situation gets so bad that we're desperate for money, I will consider giving up the autogrpahs to sell so we can get some food. Hopefully the economic situation won't get that bad for a few years, so that these young players are famous by then. (Of course, if the economic situation gets that bad, nobody will be wanting to buy any autographs, but moving on…)
And yes, of course the Fan Fest will be trying to wrestle money from us in other ways. We can eat before so we don't have to buy any food. And we don't even have to go into the Padres' Annual Garage Sale with game-used jerseys and batting helmets, even though the proceeds benefit the Padres Foundation for Children. I have enough Padres shirts. So, we can avoid those "tourist traps" at all costs.
This year, we would get to watch a special team workout. The players will be getting in last-minute shape for Opening Day, which will be the next day. I mean, how often do you get a chance to watch the players workout? Hey – maybe you can get some ideas to help condition my brothers better for baseball this year!
How long has it been since I was at the ballpark? Let's see…about seven months! After that long, hard offseason, I think I need to get out the ballpark, see the new players on this team, and talk with other baseball fans. It's been so long since I've been out to the ballpark, and I think I need to get out there to renew my hope for our Padres. I've been sitting here all offseason blogging about these Padres. I think it's time to go to the scene, to get the scoop live. Plus, I need to interact with other baseball fans. Another Padres blogger here, Hyun Young, is going. It would be really neat to meet her and talk about our Padres!
Of course, all my friends here at the blogosphere would love for me to go, too. We all pull for each other in stuff like this, and they all know how much I suffered in the offseason. I know they would love to see pictures and hear how my Padres are doing. Check out this great support I've recieved:
I hope you get to fanfest! – Julia
I hope you get to Fanfest! – Melissa (wow, Julia and Melissa are thinking the same thing!)
I hope you get to go to Fanfest, Kaybee. I bet you will. Then you'll have great pix and posts to share with us! – Jane
Hope you have fun at the fanfest! – Bob (that's the spirit, Bob!)
The fanfest sounds delightfully fun. Convince your parents, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the 2009 Padres in person! – Caroline
I'm sure Fan Day would be a lot of fun! – Sue
Hopefully you can get to Fan day, I'm sure you'd have a ton of fun. – Canuck
I hope you can go Kaybee! – Julia
I really hope you can go the Fan Fest! It would be great to meet you in person. – Hyun Young
I hope you get to go. There's nothing like meeting players and hanging out with baseball fans. – Jen
And Dad, if you say no, I'll be OK with that. Of course, I will be disappointed, and maybe a little upset, but whatever you say goes. I know the timing is a little inconvenient because it's a Sunday and the first one of the month at that. I understand if you feel that we should be sticking around at church to help out. Of course, we could get there a little late. We don't need to be there right at 12. But if you say no, let's just plan early for next year's fan fest.
It just seem like a waste of a great opportunity. I mean, autographs, getting close to the players, having fun with other Padres fans, heading out to Petco Park. FREE! It would be so much fun! But as I said, it's not the end of the world of you say no.
Please, Daddy?
Oh, and Dad – the Fan Day is in two weeks. We don't have much time left to decide!
I love you! Your dear doting darling daughter,
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